Andrei Roman, director of the international consulting firm, highlighted the possibilities of Javier Milei securing a second term
In the 2023 Argentine presidential elections, the consulting firm correctly predicted that the Kirchnerist Sergio Massa would finish first in the general elections in October and that Javier Milei would prevail in the runoff in November.
The firm also performed notably in the national legislative elections of 2025, when it anticipated the victory of La Libertad Avanza.
The president Javier Milei would have much higher chances of achieving reelection in 2027 than currently perceived in traditional polls.
This was stated by Andrei Roman, CEO and director of AtlasIntel, a major international consulting firm recognized for its accuracy in electoral forecasts.
The specialist referred to the Argentine president's prospects while responding to a query made by a user on the social network X. When asked about his opinion on Milei's chances of securing a second term in Argentina, Roman was emphatic: “Much higher than they seem”.
The statement, published this Friday, represents a significant political signal given the track record of the firm led by Roman and its history in measuring electoral scenarios.
AtlasIntel has distinguished itself for its forecasts in various presidential processes, especially in the United States and Argentina.
Its projection placed the libertarian space at 39.8% of the votes, compared to 35.6% for Fuerza Patria. Ultimately, the ruling party obtained approximately 40.66%, while Peronism reached 31.70%.
In this context, Roman's words gain special relevance looking ahead to 2027, when Milei will seek to renew his mandate.
Although the CEO of AtlasIntel did not accompany his response with percentages or a concrete electoral projection, his assessment was clear: the chances of the President achieving reelection would be “much higher than they seem”.
This assertion focuses on the Argentine electoral scenario and the ruling party's prospects for the upcoming presidential elections, at a time when the debate about the continuity of the political project of La Libertad Avanza begins to take shape.
